Some unkown quality about this shoot, and the energy from this kindergarten-sized package of spunk, reminded me so much of summer. It could be because it WAS summer (finally.)
I have learned that whatever conclusion you draw about India, the opposite must also be true. I'd like to share one particular example: Bilar, India.
Erin and Johannes' wedding was very much a 'homecoming' for me. I photographed Erin's cousin Michael's wedding very soon after I decided to pursue wedding photography seriously. Their wedding generated a number of images that many prospective clients responded so positively to.
The atmosphere over the Ganges in the morning just before sunset is amazing-- it's like alpenglow that envelops you. I never saw the sun crest the horizon; it simply burned through as soon as it was high enough and strong enough to do so.
I can't begin to say what a great time I had with Ashley, Chris and their families at Isla Mujeres, Mexico. Isla is a 30 minute ferry ride from Cancun and a completely different feel from the hustle and bustle of the schmancy resorts that line the coast of the Yucatan. It's accessible, yet remote-- a perfect place to invite friends and family for a marriage celebration.
Varanasi is one of the holiest and most ancient cities in India. The Ganga (Ganges) which flows along the Eastern edge is sacred to most of India, especially to those who live along its banks.
Still trying to catch up on my blogging after the fall. Michele and George were married in one of the most beautiful spots on the Riviera Maya, Mexico--Aventura Spa Palace. One of my favorites!
When I met Dani and Trenton to talk about possibly photographing their wedding, the more they described what they were looking for, the more I knew we were a match. Thanks Dani and Trenton for such a wonderful day!
